Manchester City has thrashed Crystal Palace 3-0 to climb back to within two points of Premier League leaders Arsenal
Pep Guardiola’s men braced for a tough task at Selhurst Park against high-flying Crystal Palace, and Oliver Glasner’s side was the more dangerous team in the first half.
However, Palace failed to take their chances, with Yeremy Pino hitting the crossbar with only goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma to beat.
Palace again started the second half brightly but could not break through and paid the price when Phil Foden swept home from a distance after receiving the ball from Rayan Cherki.
City made certain of the three points when Erling Haaland thundered a penalty past Dean Henderson after Savinho was taken down by the goalkeeper, following a surging run down the middle, late in the game.
Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest demolished Tottenham 3-0, while Sunderland saw off local rivals Newcastle 1-0 thanks to a Nick Woltemade own goal.
Edited by Favour Owonibi.